VXI VT1433B - Manual

VXI VT1433B

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 2 – ii; NOTICE
  • Page 3 – In This Book; Installation information.; iii
  • Page 4 – iv
  • Page 5 – Table of Contents; Chapter 2. Getting Started With the VT1433B; The VXI
  • Page 6 – Chapter 4. The Host Interface Library
  • Page 7 – vii
  • Page 8 – viii
  • Page 9 – Support Resources; Technical Support; Visit; ix
  • Page 12 – If the module was damaged in transit, do the following:; Save all packing materials.
  • Page 13 – Caution; Select a slot in the VXI mainframe for the VT1433B module.
  • Page 15 – Set the mainframe’s power switch to standby (
  • Page 16 – Store the module in a clean, dry and static free environment.
  • Page 17 – To transport the module; Mark the container FRAGILE to ensure careful handling.
  • Page 19 – Getting Started With the VT1433B
  • Page 20 – Introduction; Virtual Instrument Software; NOTE
  • Page 21 – One of the following workstations:; VT1432A Software Distribution; Host Interface library for
  • Page 23 – To install the Windows VXI; VISA Installation Information
  • Page 24 – To install the HP-UX VXI; Type; The Resource Manager
  • Page 25 – Using the soft front panel; Note; Figure 2-1: The Soft Front Panel Interface
  • Page 26 – Meas; This button opens the Measurement Control dialog box. It can set:; Input; There is a checkbox to make all channels identical.; Source
  • Page 27 – Use the Go button to start the measurement.; Exit; Use the Exit button to exit the Soft Front Panel.
  • Page 28 – VEE example programs; veetest
  • Page 34 – Other Agilent VEE example programs
  • Page 35 – C-Language Host Interface Library example programs; The files in the examples directory are:; Demo Programs; Other demo programs include “rpmtrig” and “rpmtrig2” and “semascope3.”
  • Page 37 – Visual Basic example programs; VEE programs and the VXI
  • Page 41 – What is VXI; Overview
  • Page 42 – Manufacturer and model codes; The following list identifies the VXI models in this file:; Manufacturer Code; Agilent/HP E143xA Non-booted Substrate Board
  • Page 43 – driver DLL it is used for instrument evaluation and debugging
  • Page 44 – Header and Library Files; The following files are in the directory \Hpe1432
  • Page 45 – Channels and groups; Channel Groups; driver, a channel group is the basic unit of; Initialization; library and registers all VT1433B modules. It also
  • Page 48 – Possible Trigger Line Conflict
  • Page 49 – Managing Multiple-mainframe Measurements; Unequal pre-trigger delay settings between mainframes
  • Page 50 – Phase Performance in Multiple Mainframe Measurements; The cable adds approximately 6 ns per meter of cable.
  • Page 52 – Synchronization in Multiple-mainframe Measurements; VXI-MXI Module Setup and System Configuration
  • Page 53 – Module Features; Data Flow Diagram and FIFO Architecture; input level or bound
  • Page 55 – Base Sample Rates; Baseband Measurement Spans; ADC
  • Page 63 – Measurement Process; Measurement Setup and Control
  • Page 64 – Settling
  • Page 65 – Measurement Loop; This section describes the measurement loop in the VT1433B.; Measure
  • Page 66 – Register-based VXI Devices
  • Page 67 – Arm and Trigger
  • Page 68 – The following is a short discussion of triggering for the VT1433B.; trigger type
  • Page 69 – Trigger Level; Level mode
  • Page 70 – Data Transfer Modes; Continuous Mode
  • Page 73 – Host Interrupt Setup; This is a summary of how to set up a VT1433B interrupt:
  • Page 74 – Host Interrupt Handling; Data Gating
  • Page 76 – New features of the VT1433B software; Span and center frequency
  • Page 77 – Where to get more information; The Function Reference for VXI
  • Page 79 – The Host Interface Library
  • Page 80 – Library which communicates with the hardware using the; to the VXI
  • Page 82 – Parameter Information; Description of VT1433B Parameters
  • Page 83 – Parameter Lists; Global Parameters; Parameter
  • Page 86 – Option 1D4 Single-channel Source Parameters
  • Page 87 – Option AYF Tachometer Parameters
  • Page 88 – Channel and Group IDs; Channel IDs
  • Page 89 – Group IDs
  • Page 95 – Set the module as not being the Slot 0 Controller.
  • Page 107 – For More Information
  • Page 109 – Module Description
  • Page 110 – General Features
  • Page 111 – Block Diagram
  • Page 113 – VT1433B Front Panel Description; Front panels for four or eight channels; Figure 5-3: Front panels for 4 or 8 channels
  • Page 114 – Standard Front Panel
  • Page 116 – VXI Backplane Connections; Power Supplies and Ground
  • Page 117 – Local Bus vs VME Transfers
  • Page 118 – Address Space; It can also use D32 to send and receive data though the port. Or it can; Shared Memory; The A16 registers
  • Page 120 – List of A16 Registers; Address
  • Page 121 – Free-running clock line
  • Page 122 – Providing an External Clock
  • Page 123 – Calibration Description
  • Page 125 – The Arbitrary Source Option
  • Page 126 – Arbitrary Source Description; Trigger; arbitrary; External Shutdown
  • Page 127 – Figure 6-1: Arbitrary source option block diagram
  • Page 128 – The Arbitrary Source Option Front Panel
  • Page 129 – LEDs and Connectors for the Arbitrary Source Option; Status LEDs; Updating the arbitrary source firmware
  • Page 131 – The Tachometer Option
  • Page 132 – Tachometer Description; The Tachometer Option is a two channel; Tachometer Inputs; See the block diagram in this chapter. The inputs can be; External Trigger Input; The trigger level of the tachometer can be set by software.; Tachometer Monitoring
  • Page 133 – Figure 7-1: Tachometer option block diagram
  • Page 134 – The Tachometer Option Front Panel
  • Page 135 – LEDs and Connectors for the Tachometer Option
  • Page 137 – Break Out Boxes
  • Page 138 – VT3240A Voltage Break Out Box; Service
  • Page 141 – Break Out Box Cables; Making a Custom Break Out Box Cable; The next page shows the pinout for the connector.; Figure 8-2: Break Out Box cable and part numbers
  • Page 143 – Allowed Connections; RFI GND/Drain Shield 4
  • Page 144 – Dis-allowed Connections; ±24 V GND Return; RFI GND/I2C Shield protects the analog input lines.
  • Page 145 – Troubleshooting the VT1433B
  • Page 146 – Diagnostics; , 1 kHz sine input on each channel. This allows testing of
  • Page 149 – Replacing Assemblies
  • Page 150 – Replaceable Parts; Replacement parts are listed in the following tables:; Front Panel; Ordering Information; Direct Mail Order System; No invoicing. A check or money order must accompany each order.
  • Page 151 – CAGE Code Numbers; Mfr Code; Laird Technologies
  • Page 161 – MOLD KIT-TOP EXTR HNDL
  • Page 162 – To remove the top cover
  • Page 163 – To remove the front panel; Gently pull the front panel off.
  • Page 164 – and removing cable. Be sure to note the orientation of the cable.
  • Page 165 – backing and place it on the front panel as shown.
  • Page 166 – To remove the input assemblies
  • Page 167 – Remove the remaining input assembly.
  • Page 168 – To remove the VT1433B-AYF assembly; assembly and move cables aside.
  • Page 170 – To remove the A22 assembly; A22 assembly forward releasing it from the connector.
  • Page 171 – To remove the A10/A11 assembly; Remove the five
  • Page 173 – Backdating
  • Page 175 – Appendix A; Register Definitions
  • Page 176 – The A16 Registers; to E
  • Page 178 – The A24 Registers; are not accessible using
  • Page 179 – The VXI Bus Registers are defined as follows:
  • Page 183 – Logical Address: This is the device’s current logical address.
  • Page 184 – Always read all 32 bits of a 32-bit register.; Writing 32-bit Registers; Always write all 32 bits of a 32-bit register.
  • Page 185 – Command/Response Protocol; The Command/Response protocol uses the following resources:; Three parameter registers implemented as a general purpose RAM
  • Page 187 – DSP Protocol
  • Page 188 – DSP Bus Registers; The A24 registers are defined as follows:
  • Page 189 – The DSP Command register has the following format:
  • Page 191 – An Agilent program for graphical programming. See; Glossary
  • Page 199 – Index; Numerics; Bus
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VT1433B

8-Channel 196 kSamples/s Digitizer plus DSP

User’s Guide

Part Number 82-0068-000

Printed in U.S.A

Print Date: July 30, 2004

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Page 2 - ii; NOTICE

ii NOTICE The information contained in this document is subject to change without notice. VXI TECHNOLOGY MAKES NO WARRANTY OF ANY KIND WITH REGARD TO THISMANUAL, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OFMERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. VXI Technology shall notbe l...

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In This Book The VT1433B 8-Channel 196 kSamples/s Digitizer plus DSP is a C-size VXImodule. “196 kSamples/s” refers to the maximum sample rate of 196608 samplesper second. The VT1433B may contain either one or two 4-channel inputassemblies so that the module may have a total of up to eight inputs. T...

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